Total FIS World cup

• Downhill 2016/17 – crystal globe
  
• Alpine combined 2016/17 – crystal globe
  

Olympic winter games:

• Sochi 2014
  • Downhill – 10th place
  • Super G – 13th place

FIS World ski championship:

• Downhill
  • Åre (Sweden) 2019 – 1st place
  • St. Moritz (Switzerland) 2017 – 1st place
• Super G
  • Schladming (Austria) 2013 – 6th place
  • Åre (Sweden) 2019 – 8th place
• Alpine combined
  • Åre (Sweden) 2019 – 10th place
  • Vail / Beaver Creek (USA) 2015 – 7th place

FIS Wolrd cup:

• Downhill
  • Cortina d´Ampezzo (Italy) 2022/23 – 1st place
  • Soldeu (Andora) 2022/23 – 1st place
  • Åre (Sweden) 2018/19 – 1st place
  • Val Gardena (Italy) 2018/19 – 1st place
  • Lake Louise (Canada) 2016/17 – 1st place (2. 12. 2016)
  • Lake Louise (Canada) 2016/17 – 1st place (3. 12. 2016)
  • Val d’Isere (France) 2016/17 – 1st place
  • Aspen (USA) 2016/17 – 1st place
  • Cortina d´Ampezzo (Italy) 2022/23 – 2nd place
  • St. Moritz (Switzerland) 2022/23 – 2nd place
  • Cortina d’Ampezzo (Italy) 2018/19 – 2nd place
  • Cortina d’Ampezzo (Italy) 2018/19 – 3rd place
  • Cortina d’Ampezzo (Italy) 2016/17 – 3rd place
  • Jeongseon (South Korea) 2016/17 – 3rd place
  • Kvitfjell (Norway) 2022/23 – 4th place
  • Val d´Isere (France) 2019/20 – 4th place
  • Lake Louise (Canada) 2022/23 – 5th place
  • Lake Louise (Canada) 2022/23 – 5th place
  • Val d´Isere (France) 2021/22 – 5th place
  • Garmisch-Partenkirchen (Germany)2018/19 – 5th place
  • Garmisch Partenkirchen (Germany) 2014/15 – 5th place
  • Altenmarkt-Zauchensee (Austria) 2016/17 – 5th place
• Super G
  • Val Gardena (Italy) 2018/19 – 1st place
  • Cortina d’Ampezzo (Italy) 2016/17 – 1st place
  • Crans-Montana (Switzerland) 2016/17 – 1st place
  • Aspen (USA) 2016/17 – 2nd place
  • Jeongseon (South Korea) 2016/17 – 3rd place
  • Beaver Creek (USA) 2013/14 – 4th place
  • Lake Louise (Canada) 2016/17 – 5th place
• Alpine combined
  • Val d’Isere (France) 2016/17 – 1st place
  • Crans-Montana (Switzerland) 2016/17 – 2nd place
  • Crans-Montana (Switzerland) 2016/17 – 3rd place
• Giant Slalom
  • Maribor (Slovenia) 2016/17 – 14th place
•  Slalom
  • Maribor (Slovenia) 2016/17 – 10th place

National championship:

• 18x national champion
  • Downhill
    • 5x national champion
  • Super G
    • 5x national champion
  • Giant slalom
    • 1x national champion
  • Slalom
    • 3x national champion
  • Alpine combined
    • 4x national champion

Total FIS World cup – 11th place

• Downhill – 2nd place

FIS World ski championship (Courchevel Meribel – France):

• Downhill – 6st place
• Super G – 12th place

FIS Wolrd cup:

• Cortina d´Ampezzo (Italy) – downhill – 1st place
• Soldeu (Andora) – downhill – 1st place
• Cortina d´Ampezzo (Italy) – downhill – 2nd place
• St. Moritz (Switzerland) – downhill – 2nd place
• Kvitfjell (Norway) – downhill – 4th place
• Lake Louise (Canada) – downhill – 5th place
• Lake Louise (Canada) – downhill – 5th place
• Crans Montana (Switzerland) – downhill – 9th place
• St. Moritz (Switzerland) – downhill – 12th place
• Cortina d´Ampezzo (Italy) – super G – 13th place
• Kvitfjell (Norway) – super G – 16th place
• St. Moritz (Switzerland) – super G – 17th place
• Soldeu (Andora) – super G – 22nd place
• Lake Louise (Canada) – super G – 29th place

• 4× ranking top 3
• 7× ranking top 5
• 8× ranking top 10
• 10× ranking top 15
• 14× ranking top 30

FIS Wolrd cup:

• Val d’Isere (France) – downhill – 5th place
• Cortina d´Ampezzo (Italy) – downhill – 11th place
• Courchevel/Meribel (France) – downhill – 14th place
• Zauchensee (Austria) – downhill – 15th place
• Lake Louise (Canada) – downhill – 16th place
• Lake Louise (Canada) – downhill – 20th place
• Crans Montana (Switzerland) – downhill – 26th place
• Garmisch-Partenkirchen (Germany) – downhill – 27th place
• Crans Montana (Switzerland) – downhill – 32nd place
• Val d´Isere (France) – super G – 32nd place
• St. Moritz (Switzerland) – super G – 38th place

• 1× ranking top 5
• 1× ranking top 10
• 4× ranking top 15
• 8× ranking top 30

Olympic winter games (Beijing – China):

• Downhill – 22nd place

FIS World ski championship (Cortina d´Ampezzo – Italy):

• Downhill – 14th place
• Super G – 25th place

FIS Wolrd cup:

• Val d’Isere (France) – downhill – 4th place
• St. Anton (Austria) – downhill – 6th place
• Val d’Isere (France) – downhill – 7th place
• Val d’Isere (France) – super G – 15th place
• Val di Fassa (Italy) – downhill – 20th place
• Val di Fassa (Italy) – downhill – 27th place
• Crans Montana (Switzerland) – downhill – 27th place
• Crans Montana (Switzerland) – super G – 32nd place
• Crans Montana (Switzerland) – downhill – 37th place
• Val di Fassa (Italy) – downhill – 41st place

• 1× ranking top 5
• 3× ranking top 10
• 4× ranking top 15
• 7× ranking top 30

FIS Wolrd cup:

• • Garmisch-Partenkirchen (Germany) – downhill – 6th place
  • Altenmarkt-Zauchensee (Austria) – downhill – 7th place
  • Crans Montana (Switzerland) – downhill – 12th place
  • Crans Montana (Switzerland) – downhill – 13th place
  • Lake Louise (Canada) – downhill – 17th place
  • Bansko  (Bulgaria) – downhill – 18th place
  • Bansko  (Bulgaria) – downhill – 19th place
  • Garmisch-Partenkirchen (Germany) – super G – 20th place
  • Bansko (Bulgaria) – super G – 20th place
  • Lake Louise (Canada) – super G – 20th place
  • Lake Louise (Canada) – downhill – 21th place
  • La Thuile (France) – super G – 23th place
  • Rosa Khutor (Russia) – super G – 24th place
  • St. Moritz (Switzerland) – super G – 32th place

• 2× ranking top 10
• 4× ranking top 15
• 13× ranking top 30

FIS World ski championship (Åre – Sweden):

• Downhill – 1st place
• Super G – 8th place
• Alpine combined – 10th place

FIS Wolrd cup:

• Åre (Sweden) – downhill – 1st place
• Val Gardena (Italy) – downhill – 1st place
• Val Gardena (Italy) – super G- 1st place
• Cortina d’Ampezzo (Italy) – downhill – 2nd place
• Cortina d’Ampezzo (Italy) – downhill – 3rd place
• Garmisch-Partenkirchen (Germany) – downhill – 5th place
• Lake Louise (Canada) – downhill – 6th place
• Åre (Sweden) – super G – 8th place
• Åre (Sweden) – alpine combined – 10th place
• Lake Louise (Canada) – super G – 10th place
• Lake Louise (Canada) – downhill – 14th place
• St. Moritz (Switzerland) – super G – 14th place
• Maribor (Slovenia) – giant slalom – 20th place
• Garmisch-Partenkirchen (Germany) – super G – 22th place
• St. Moritz (Switzerland) – slalom – 47th place

• 3x ranking 1st place
• 5× ranking top 3
• 6× ranking top 5
• 10× ranking top 10
• 12× ranking top 15
• 14× ranking top 30

Total FIS World cup – 2nd place

• Downhill – 1st place
• Alpine combined – 1st place
• Super G – 2nd place
• Giant slalom – 34th place
• Slalom – 35th place

FIS World ski championship (St. Moritz – Switzerland):

• Downhill – 1st place
• Super G – 11th place

FIS World cup:

• Lake Louise (Canada) – downhill – 1st place (2. 12. 2016)
• Lake Louise (Canada) – downhill – 1st place (3. 12. 2016)
• Val d’Isere (France) – downhill – 1st place
• Aspen (USA) – downhill – 1st place
• Cortina d’Ampezzo (Italy) – super G – 1st place
• Crans-Montana (Switzerland) – super G – 1st place
• Val d’Isere (France) – alpine combined – 1st place
• Aspen (USA) – super G – 2nd place
• Crans-Montana (Switzerland) – alpine combined – 2nd place
• Cortina d’Ampezzo (Italy) – downhill – 3rd place
• Jeongseon (South Korea) – downhill – 3rd place
• Jeongseon (South Korea) – super G – 3rd place
• Crans-Montana (Switzerland) – alpine combined – 3rd place
• Altenmarkt-Zauchensee (Austria) – downhil – 5th place
• Lake Louise (Canada) – super G – 5th place
• Val d’Isere (France) – super G – 7th place
• Garmisch-Partenkirchen (Germany) – downhill – 8th place
• Maribor (Slovenia) – slalom – 10th place
• Maribor (Slovenia) – giang slalom – 14th place

• 7x ranking 1st place
• 13× ranking top 3
• 15× ranking top 5
• 18× ranking top 10
• 19× ranking top 15
• 23× ranking top 30

FIS World cup:

• Lenzerheide (Switzerland) – super G – 7th place
• St. Moritz (Switzerland) – super G – 9th mesto
• Soldeu – El Tarter (Andora) – alpine combined – 11th place
• Val d’Isère (France) – downhill – 11th place
• 10x ranking top 15
• 17× ranking top 30

National championship:

• Downhill – 1st place
• Giant slalom – 6th place

Total FIS World cup – 33th place

• Super G – 12th place
• Downhill – 25th place
• Alpine combined – 29th place

FIS World ski championship (Vail / Beaver Creek – USA):

• Alpine combined  – 7th place
• Downhill – 20th place
• Super G – 17th place
• Giant slalom – 25th place
• 4x ranking top 30

FIS World cup:

• Garmisch (Germany) – downhill – 5th place
• St. Moritz (Switzerland) – downhill- 11th place
• 13x ranking top 30

National championship:

• 4x national champion (slalom, downhill, super G, alpine combined)

Total FIS World cup – 41th place

• Downhill – 22th place
• Super G – 28th place

FIS World cup:

• Beaver Creek (USA) – super g- 4th place
• 10x ranking top 30

Olympic winter games:

• Downhill – 10th place
• Super G – 13th place

National championship:

• Downhill – 1st place
• Super G – 1st place
• Giant slalom – 3rd place

Total FIS World cup – 44th place

• Downhill – 28th place
• Super G – 17th place

FIS World ski championship (Schladming – Austria):

• Downhill – 19th place
• Super G – 6th place

FIS World cup:

• Garmisch (Germany) – downhill – 10th place
• Meribel (France) – apine combined – 10th place
• 10x ranking top 30

National championship:

• Super G – 1st place
• Slalom – 3st place

Total FIS World cup – 59th place

• Downhill – 25th place
• Super G – 36th place
• Alpine combined – 15th place

FIS World cup:

• Lake Louise (Canada) – downhill – 6th place
• 3x ranking top 30

National championship:

• Alpine combined – 1st place
• Slalom – 2nd place

Total FIS World cup – 81th place

• Downhill – 27th place

3x world youth champion(slalom, downhill, alpine combined)

2x win at Eyof – european youth olympics  (slalom, giant slalom)

in the same season all senior national championship titles